Celtic boss Martin O’Neill anticipates the summer exits of Daizen Maeda and Arne Engels, while Rangers manager Derek McInnes acknowledges players must leave before new arrivals can be secured.
Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has accepted he will likely part ways with Japanese attacker Daizen Maeda, 28, and Belgian midfielder Arne Engels, 22, during the upcoming transfer window. (Daily Record, external)
Martin O’Neill would be eager to retain Daizen Maeda at Celtic this summer, even letting him see out the final year of his deal, mirroring the scenario with club icon Henrik Larsson over 20 years ago. (The Herald, external)
Martin O’Neill is set for talks with Celtic skipper Callum McGregor regarding the 33-year-old’s next steps, following the midfielder’s recent change of representative amid reported attention from elsewhere. (Glasgow Times, external)
Kelechi Iheanacho is currently training alongside Newcastle United and Denmark forward William Osula at Manchester’s Seedorf Football Academy, with Celtic manager Martin O’Neill stating he remains keen on bringing the 29-year-old striker back to the club. (Scottish Sun, external)
Discussions between Feyenoord and goalkeeper Tjark Ernst’s current side Hertha Berlin are moving forward, though Celtic and Wolfsburg also hold an interest in the 23-year-old shot-stopper. (Kicker, external)
Brondby sporting director Julius Ohnesorge has conceded they would consider moving on Benjamin Tahirovic but confirmed no official contact has been made by Celtic for the 23-year-old midfielder. (The National, external)
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